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Rear pulley for a ford 9n tractor

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michael bacheld

05-14-2003 15:15:35




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can your find parts still for a tractor pulley?




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Mike

05-17-2003 19:57:57




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 Re: rear pulley for a ford 9n tractor in reply to michael bachelder, 05-14-2003 15:15:35  
Do you still need a pulley ? I have one I would sell,it has a metal pulley



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Tom (Wi)

05-15-2003 15:39:15




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 Re: rear pulley for a ford 9n tractor in reply to michael bachelder, 05-14-2003 15:15:35  
Hi Mike, what kind of parts are you wondering about? The bearings, seals, gears, paper pulley? The bearings you can get cross referenced the seals also. You cannot get the gears anymore, obsolete. A problem that happens is the belt pulley leaks out of oil and the bearing freezes to the race in the top cover and snaps the shaft that the gear is on. Big problems. So if your looking for gears, forget it. If you have it apart put new seals in because the old ones will leak. I just rebuilt one. Good luck.....

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michael bachelder

05-23-2003 13:04:20




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 Re: Re: rear pulley for a ford 9n tractor in reply to Tom (Wi), 05-15-2003 15:39:15  
I have a pulley. The gears seem OK but the laminate on the pulley is pulling appart. Do you know if they can be rebuilt? Mike



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Tom (Wi)

05-15-2003 15:37:32




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 Re: rear pulley for a ford 9n tractor in reply to michael bachelder, 05-14-2003 15:15:35  
Hi Mike, what kind of parts are you wondering about? The bearings, seals, gears, paper pulley? The bearings you can get cross referenced the seals also. You cannot get the gears anymore, obsolete. A problem that happens is the belt pulley leaks out of oil and the bearing freezes to the race in the top cover and snaps the shaft that the gear is on. Big problems. So if your looking for gears, forget it. If you have it apart put new seals in because the old ones will leak. I just rebuilt one. Good luck.....

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